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math.OC2019★ 20 cited

Scaled Relative Graph: Nonexpansive operators via 2D Euclidean Geometry

Ernest K. Ryu, Robert Hannah, Wotao Yin

Many iterative methods in applied mathematics can be thought of as fixed-point iterations, and such algorithms are usually analyzed analytically, with inequalities. In this paper,…

math.OC2018★ 6 cited

Breaking the Span Assumption Yields Fast Finite-Sum Minimization

Robert Hannah, Yanli Liu, Daniel O'Connor +1

In this paper, we show that SVRG and SARAH can be modified to be fundamentally faster than all of the other standard algorithms that minimize the sum of smooth functions, such…

math.OC2018★ 8 cited

A2BCD: An Asynchronous Accelerated Block Coordinate Descent Algorithm With Optimal Complexity

Robert Hannah, Fei Feng, Wotao Yin

In this paper, we propose the Asynchronous Accelerated Nonuniform Randomized Block Coordinate Descent algorithm (A2BCD), the first asynchronous Nesterov-accelerated algorithm that…

math.OC2017★ 9 cited

More Iterations per Second, Same Quality -- Why Asynchronous Algorithms may Drastically Outperform Traditional Ones

Robert Hannah, Wotao Yin

In this paper, we consider the convergence of a very general asynchronous-parallel algorithm called ARock, that takes many well-known asynchronous algorithms as special cases (grad…

math.OC2017★ 42 cited

Asynchronous Coordinate Descent under More Realistic Assumptions

Tao Sun, Robert Hannah, Wotao Yin

Asynchronous-parallel algorithms have the potential to vastly speed up algorithms by eliminating costly synchronization. However, our understanding to these algorithms is limited b…

math.OC2016★ 4 cited

On Unbounded Delays in Asynchronous Parallel Fixed-Point Algorithms

Robert Hannah, Wotao Yin

The need for scalable numerical solutions has motivated the development of asynchronous parallel algorithms, where a set of nodes run in parallel with little or no synchronization,…